Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-28
Sales Of Real Estate.

Alice l. Riggs has sold to Samuel G. Ward sub
south side OF street. between 10th and I7th for
Sl6.5os. II. g. Dulany, jr., has sod to Sarah NJ.
tiffany, sub lot Z, square o. 2.5s9 feet. fronting
on connecticut avenue, between X and streets
for 81, 90
JaInes B. .Spalding has bought OF Mary A.
Degges. sub lot ~ So. ra 4 $50 feet fronting the
soul b side OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 18th
and 18th SITS, running through 10 ID ST. for 81 OOO
Grace i. Ryan has bought OF b. W. Carpenter,
sub lots 46 10 30 and pit Of 81, So 49, fronting Go
feet on ST., between 9th and 9TH SIS. 5. e., for
$500.
James F. Barbour has bought of d. H. Hazen lot
1 and Is sub lots in square east of 643, between
G, II, hall and Canal streets, nearly the entire
square, for $4,000.
Francis NJ X small has bought of Columbia
Kelly sub lot y, square 4U1, fronting 163 by 81
feet on the north side of street, between Sth and
9th northwest, Tor S6.40o
Mrs. Harriet K. Clayton has sold to H. W. Bar
ron. sub lot i6 81. O7, 16a. xO feet. west side
of 4th street, between Il and Boundary streets,
sf.25O.
THE You're MEMS CATHOLIC UNIoN-The Young
Mems Catholic Union. at its annual session at Car
roll Institute Hall yesterday, elected officers fol-
lows: President. stephen Grove: first vice presi-
dent NJ. J. Fitzsimmcns: second vice president, w.
j. Garrett: secretary ID. \. Mclaughlin; treaSu-
rcr, Frank p CurIss: executive committee, Major
Malet g. w. ManOgue. j. {. sullivan, T. J. Gaule,
NJ J. Fllzsiinmons, Rev. j. ID. Boland and ?. X.
Welsh. The union adjourned 10 meet in ST. Pat
KICKS Lyceunl. Baltimore, next year. \ lunch was
served 10 the delegates after the adjournment and
in the evening they were entertained by dra-
matte performance given by members of the Car
roll Hall Institute and some of their lady friends.
THE CASE OF Miss MCBRIpE-To-day in the
Criminal Court, Judge Mac Arthur. the district
attorney. suggested In the case of Mary Jane Nc
Bride that her surety in $1,000 was dead and
asked that she be required to give a new bond.
The court directed that defendant give new bonds
by Monday.
The CASES AGAINST SALOON KEEPER DoNNELLY.-
The case OF J,,nes d. DOnnelly, the saloon keeper
at the corner OF I4th and / streets charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar, was called up in the
Police Court to-day for disposition and the court
imposed a fine OF slO1. liz Il second case brought
against Mr.. Donnelly his counsel. Mr.. Cahill,
asked Tor further continuance. which was
granted In the case in which the court gave
judgment Mr.. Cahiil Noted an appeal
y DIVORCE GRANTED.-Yesterday Judge Merrlck,
In the Equity Court, made decree OF divorce in
the case OF Benz. =. Stewart against Mary C.
stewart. The bin was filed April LIST, and set out
marriage on the pa Of October, 1877. by the late
Father Barrotti, and desertion by the wife on
the Both CT the same month. The divorce was
granted on the ground Of desertion, as set out in
the Dill
THE HARVARD CLUB.-The first OF Il series OF
monthly socials Of the Harvard club of Washing
ton was held last night I'm the parlors OF WormeyS
llte Is the purpose OF the club 10 hold similar
reunions each month. With the purpose of finally
securing permanent quarters OF their own, where
library can be collected and all alumni OF Har-
ward VIII be welcome
a DECISION OF INTEREST TO LANDLORDS AND Ten
ASTs.-Judge Cox In the Circuit Court. yesterday
decided. in the case OF Chas Folansbee against L.
RCtWand. question or considerable interest to
landlords and tenants. ROtwand was tenant of
Foiansbee AT 219 Pennsylvania avenue under
written contract that the rent should be paid in
advance, on the first Of each month. and that I'M
less ~ WAS at once paid the lease should terminate
Judge Cox held that under this agreement on the
failure 10 pay On the first OF the month the ten.
ants rights ceased absolutely. No thirty-iayS'
notice To quit was necessary and the tenant could
De electe0 alter seven days.
FUNERAL OF GEORGE S. kRAFFT.-The funeral OF
Mr. George :. Kraft. the weli-known baker took
place yesterday afternoon from his late residence
Ii46 pennsylvania avenue northwest. and was
largely attended by representatives of the various
Masonic and other bodies of which deceased was q
member. Inc paii-DearerS were MeSSrS. Andrew
Kelly. j. Burke, Harrison Dingman, L. d. Wine
Martin Hebner and Joseph .GaWler. The remains
We're Inferred In Oak Hill cemetery.
ITALIAN LABOIERS AS WTNESsEs.-There was
not much work done Oh the Metropolitan branch
OF the Baltimore and OHIO railroad to-day to-
wards putting down the double track, as more
present IN the Police Court as witnesses in case
brought against Frank Scyaresi. who keeps a store
not FAR from Brooks station. The testimony or a
number OF the Italians was given to show that
liquor Was sold In the defendants place. fine of
slOo was imposed and an appeal was noted.
RUG SAIE.-The sale OF these goods which has
been In progress for the last few days at the sales
room Oh MeSSfS. Walter b. Williams Co. will be
continued Tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock and
Monday at III a. H. and o'clock p. IN. These will
DE the closing sales During The intermission
goods will be sold At private sale See auction adj
vertisement Tor particulars.
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